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.NET Forum / Languages / Managed C++ / July 2005

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error 2664 Conversion error08 Jul 2005 16:03 GMT3
I am trying to convert the following???
The Code
std::string* ChkName;
GlobalInterfacePtr->MethodA(position, bstr, ChkName);
NMake08 Jul 2005 08:02 GMT5
I am trying to compile a makefile project.  I have a makefile.  I can't find
documentation and/or samples of buil/rebuild/clean command line syntax.   I
am sure as to what goes there.  Is it os command line make statement for
build? or just parameters?
Error using Event Wizard "...parent class code is read only"08 Jul 2005 03:39 GMT4
When attempt to use the Event Wizard I get the following error message:
"Add/Remove of the function impossible, because the parent class code is
read only"
The Project was convert from VC 6.0.  The files in question do not have the
What Compiler should I use?07 Jul 2005 22:24 GMT4
I am learning C++ and need to get a compiler, will Visual C++ .NET compile my
C++ code that I am learning?
khb
Typelib error07 Jul 2005 17:33 GMT1
Hey guys, I was trying to add typelib functionality to a VS2003
multithreaded .dll that I'm writing.
I read some instructions on how to do this, so I created a .odl file and
added it to the project.  I didn't see an option for adding a .odl file
Aspect oriented Programming07 Jul 2005 13:50 GMT1
I'm looking for a good Aspect-compiler + clear tutorial enabling me to experiment a little with the world of Aspect oriented Programming.
The tools I tried so far or don't work or only contains dll's (???) no exe's.
Any help greatly appreciated
Chris
c calling a fortran subroutine06 Jul 2005 22:09 GMT6
I am developing a c program in Visual Studio .NET 2003. I also have an
Intel(R) Fortran compiler for MVS .NET
My fortran sourcecode already existed. I started a  new fortran project and
chose to create a dynamic link library. The beginning of the fortran code
Two Dlls, Same Namespace, Cast Problem06 Jul 2005 19:42 GMT1
I have two projects (dlltest, dll2) both creating a dll. The two dlls
define classes (dll1, dll2) within the same namespace (MyNamespace).
One of the dlls (dlltest) is using functionality of the other dll
(dll2). Also both dlls use the same enum (MyEnum) defined in a header
Linker errors in VC7 when using RichEdit view06 Jul 2005 17:58 GMT3
VC++ .NET 2003 Standard Edition
Win XP, SP2
Hi,
I have a code that builds under VC6.0, but fails to link in VC7.1.
Get the MACAddress from the computer06 Jul 2005 17:26 GMT3
I'm working on a school project to make a security program. I need to
get the MAC Address from the computer. That is the "Physical Address"
when you type "ipconfig/all" in MSDOS command prompt.
It is urgent and I have spent pretty much time there, but still don't
How to round float value?06 Jul 2005 16:52 GMT1
I have float value, let say 123.456789. How can I round it to two decimal
digits after decimal point?
For example:
123.456789 -> 123.45
Desirealize CString into System::String06 Jul 2005 15:47 GMT4
Is there a way to read an MFC serialized class containing CStrings, ints, and
doubles using a CLR-based class?  Specifically, to get CString into
System::String?
Bye the Bye, is System:: String the same as system.string (VB) ?
Any reason to keep Visual Studio 6 around?06 Jul 2005 11:01 GMT5
I'm trying to clear space on a laptop.  Currently have Visual Studio 6
+ MSDN 98, AND VS2003 + recent MSDN.  I had kept the older VS6 due to
some legacy apps with odd code that had trouble compiling under VS2003
(a long story...I didn't write the code, and it has to link with the
system.string and CString in same class06 Jul 2005 08:41 GMT1
Is there a way to have both system.string(clr) and CString (MFC) in the same
class?
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Tony H

New syntax06 Jul 2005 04:41 GMT6
I am new to C++ so I may be missing something. But doesn't using the new
syntax ^ instead of * for pointers and 'gcnew' instead of 'new' for example
make the code very non-portable to unmanaged C++, if the need ever arises?
Rasika.
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